| Name | Species/Authority | Order | Family | Range and status | IUCN Red List |
Common mudpuppy
| Necturus maculosus
| Salamander | Proteidae | Common; Introduced to the Connecticut River in 1936; However, there are records from the Connecticut River in Connecticut as early as 1875; The mudpuppy has also been reported from lakes in Berkshire County which probably means it is native to Western Massachusetts | 7 |
Jefferson salamander
| Ambystoma jeffersonianum
| Salamander | Ambystomatidae | Uncommon; Found mainly throughout Western Massachusetts; This amphibians range includes the blue spotted/Jefferson salamander hybrid, where both species interbreed and creates hybrids; It is a species of special concern in the Commonwealth due to habitat loss | 7 |
Blue-spotted salamander
| Ambystoma laterale
| Salamander | Ambystomatidae | Uncommon; Reported from Bristol County, Essex County, Middlesex County, Eastern Worcester County, and Norfolk County; Distinguished from most salamanders by its blue spots; Reports of Western Worcester county may represent the Jefferson salamander; Listed as special concern due to habitat loss | 7 |
Spotted salamander
| Ambystoma maculatum
| Salamander | Ambystomatidae | Common; Statewide except Nantucket | 7 |
Marbled salamander
| Ambystoma opacum
| Salamander | Ambystomatidae | Rare; Statewide except Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Dukes County; Threatened in the Commonwealth; There are old records from Plymouth and Essex counties; This species is difficult to locate, making it rare; The fact that Massachusetts is its almost northernmost limit of its range makes it clear why its rare in the state | 7 |
Northern dusky salamander
| Desmognathus fuscus
| Salamander | Plethodontidae | Common; Statewide except Cape Cod, Dukes, and Nantucket counties | 7 |
Northern two-lined salamander
| Eurycea bislineata
| Salamander | Plethodontidae | Common; Statewide except Dukes County and Nantucket; Rare in Cape Cod | 7 |
Spring salamander
| Gyrinophilus porphyriticus
| Salamander | Plethodontidae | Locally common to uncommon; Found in Central and Western Massachusetts | 7 |
Four-toed salamander
| Hemidactyllium scutatum
| Salamander | Plethodontidae | Common but rarely seen; Statewide except possibly Suffolk county | 7 |
Eastern red-backed salamander
| Plethodon cinereus
| Salamander | Plethodontidae | Very common; Statewide | 7 |
Eastern newt
| Notopthalmus viridescens
| Salamander | Salamandridae | Common; Statewide except Nantucket | 7 |